Hope Diver Dispute to Be Settled at Submarine Talks
Washington dispatch reports diplomats hopeful for a satisfactory adjustment of the submarine dispute amid conferees worries over capital ship ratios and French attitudes. The talks focus on naval arms limits with Britain and Japan pressing for tonnage and France signaling cautious, possibly obstructive positions.
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HOPE
Washington
Fmee
Hughes
Arthur J. Balfour
France
Britain
M. Sarat
America
Briand
Japan
Pact Need Not Apply to Nippon Says Japs
The Japanese diplomatic council ruled that the peace treaty on the Pacific does not obligate the powers to protect Japan's territorial integrity, stating that provisions apply only to Japan's insular possessions and not to wider territorial guarantees.
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Nippon
Clarence Dubose
Diplomatic Council of Japan
Pacific
Japan
Debs Returns From Prison Visit Plans Socialist Party Move
Debs describes his reception by Harding at the White House and his intent to study social movement changes while in prison. He notes efforts to silence liberal publications, discusses his future program for the socialist party, and recounts travel details and funds raised for relief and Sacco Vanzetti.
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White House
Harding
Povern. Ts
Nes
Atlanta
Prns
Debs
Socialist Party
Sacco- Vanzetti
Arbuckle Plans Return to Films After Manslaughter Trial
Roscoe Arbuckle declares he is financially ruined but confident as his second manslaughter trial nears. He says his friends remain loyal, expects to rejoin Famous Players-Lasky by February, and plans to return to acting if vindicated. He notes he has not touched alcohol since imprisonment and hopes to reconcile with his wife.
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Los Angeles
Roscoe Arbuckle
Roscoe
Virginia Rappe
Arbuckle
Joseph
M. Schenck
Famous Players Lasky Company
Pictures
Famous Players-lasky Company
Jensen L. Lasky
Arvuckis
San Francisco
Night of banditry ends in several street holdups
A string of robberies reported to police included two thugs slugging Harry Seabloom on Rainier and Lander streets, injuring him with a scalp wound before escaping. Burglars seized cash and valuables from J. H. Allen’s home and fled after a clash. Other holds ups occurred at a grocery, a home on Eastlake, and a rooming house, with suspects ranging from masked to pistol wielding.
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Harry Seabloom
Seventh Ave
Rainier Ave
J. H. Allen
12Th Ave. N
Allen
W. Johnson
Interland Station
41St Ave. S. W
H. Beller
11Th Ava N
John Et
11Th Ave. N
35Th Ave
Webster #t
A. Hull
M. Johnson
Eastlake Ave
Josephine Squires
Stewarest
Carolina
Kantlake Ave
Gondo
Eighth Ave
Black porter assaulted again with razor in city
Rh. B. Jackson a Pullman car porter was attacked for money on Sunday night. He was shaved by a razor for the third time in six months and later released from the city hospital after treatment.
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Rh. B. Jackson
Rhodes
Official's Son Shot To Death In Eugene Home
Lloyd Booth, son of Oregon state highway commission chairman A Booth, was found dead in his Eugene home last night at 11 20. Police and coroner had not investigated by morning. no powder marks found on neck. the death is under mystery with a Christmas party held earlier in the basement. He leaves a wife and four children.
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Eugene
Ore
Lloyd Booth
A. Booth
Oregon State Highway Commission
Mulelte
Booth
15Th and
Milleta
Reindeer Gift Dilemma Markes Christmas Eve in Chicago
Chicago Goodfellow delivering gifts on Christmas Eve finds a family of eight in need. He can give to seven. he presents to Elizabeth, the eldest daughter, while the eighth child receives a different gift. The article notes the Woolworth Building housing the world’s tallest fastest elevators at 764 feet in under a minute.
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Anta
Chicago
Eilzabeth
Woolworth
New York
Ferry Aground and Docks Damaged in Bay Storm
A Bay Area Christmas Day storm leaves three dead in Hayward and Oakland as a house collapse traps Louis and Elgin Silverman. A duck hunter, Raymond McConnell, drowns when a blind is swept away. The Garden Guy ferry running San Francisco to Alameda loses steering and grounds offshore.
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Ban Francisco
Dep .T
San Francisco Bay Region
Louis
Elgin Silverman
Hayward
Oakland
Raymond McConnell
Garden Guy
San Francisco
Alameda
Alameda Pier
Key Route
Weather Bureau
Two Detectives Found Dead in New Orleans
Police investigated the deaths of two private detectives in New Orleans. E. Monahan, 46, of Boylan Detective agency, was found unconscious with a crushed skull and died. Thomas Clark, 47, of another local agency, was found dead near the river with no signs of violence. Monahan served as a night watchman. Clark’s cause of death was unclear.
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New Orleans
E. Monahan
Boylan Detective Agency
Thomas Clark
Clark
Monahan
Involved Youths Struck by Auto on Second Ave
Two boys on Second Avenue and Yeater Way were struck by an auto driven by John Terlicher of R F D No 1 Box 284. The youths refused to identify themselves and appeared unhurt.
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Second Ave
Yeater Way
John Terlicher
R. F. DD
Terlicher
Duke Title Bestowed on Diaz in Italy
Rome reports Gen Armando Diaz, commander of Italy's winning armies, has been created duke of Dela Vittoria. Victor Emmanuel ordered the title be permanent and hereditary.
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Rome
Armando Diaz
Italy
Duke of
Dela Vittoria
Victor Emmanuel
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